Chapter

 1 4 |  Pensionary, before having set foot on the ground, whilst still
 2 5 |       the smiling city, at the foot of a hill dotted with windmills.
 3 7 |    been bold enough to set his foot there. Cornelius admitted
 4 12|        the prison to reach the foot of the scaffold. At the
 5 12|      door of the prison to the foot of the scaffold, the more
 6 17| repeated Gryphus, stamping his foot, "let go, or I shall call
 7 18|      me you have trodden under foot; you have murdered me; I
 8 23|     she touched with her light foot the lowest step of the staircase,
 9 26|        Van Systens stamped his foot with impatience; it was
10 29|  ground, and Cornelius put his foot on it. ~Then, as Gryphus
11 29|       with the knife under his foot. ~At the sight of these
12 29|   whilst the officer, with one foot on the step, was still giving
13 33|       himself with joy, to the foot of the throne saluting alternately